Glozya Two-Tone Star Stud Earrings: Celestial Charm in Gold & Silver Channel celestial energy with the Glozya Two-Tone Star Stud Earrings, a contemporary mix of gold and silver finishes shaped into a delicate five-point star. Designed for the celestial enthusiast and the modern minimalist alike, these studs work as easily with a Sunday hoodie as with an evening blazer. Built on a stainless steel core with our triple-layer 18K gold plating, they're waterproof, tarnish-resistant, and gentle on sensitive ears, meaning you can wear them swimming, sleeping, or showering without worry. Why You'll Love It Mixed-Metal Star Silhouette: A five-point star with one half in gold tone, the other in silver, pairs effortlessly with any jewelry in your stack, no matter which metal you usually wear. Featherweight Wear: Just 1g per stud, they truly disappear on the ear after a few minutes. Built to Outlast Trend Cycles: Triple-plated finish backed by industrial PVD coating; designed to look the same in year five as the day you got them. Compatible with Sensitive Ears: Surgical-grade stainless steel posts and no nickel anywhere in the alloy. Pierce-Friendly Backs: Standard friction backs (we'll send replacements if you ever need them). Specifications Material: Stainless steel with 18K gold plating + rhodium silver tone Earring Style: Two-tone five-point star studs Closure Type: Secure stud closure with friction back Dimensions: 0.5 x 1.2 cm, dainty silhouette How to Style Pair with the bridal Pearl Chain Drop Stud Earrings in a second piercing for a mixed-metal star above and a classic pearl drop below Coordinate with the Crescent Moon Necklace to repeat the celestial motif at ear and chest, stars above, moon below Browse the full stud earrings collection for more daily-wear or statement-scale alternatives The Glozya Difference Two-tone jewelry is notoriously finicky, most pieces have one finish coated over another, and after six months the underlayer shows through where the daily friction lives (the post, the back of the post, anywhere the star edge touches skin). Glozya plates each half separately at the alloy stage, so the silver side stays silver and the gold side stays gold. It's the kind of detail you only notice when you compare these to a competitor's two-tone pair after one season of wear.
